Agile than honest in Democratic shifting ground
Analysts praise Democratic leaders for agile political maneuvering as they claim Hoover’s policies caused last year’s gloom while noting the shift toward Roosevelt and Garner. The piece weighs the sincerity of this shift against the record of Democratic proposals and ongoing recovery measures amid rail earnings and government spending trends.
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Hoover
Hokum
White House
Congress
Roosevelt
Garner
Democratic Party
Government printing dept offers field for economy
A fragment notes tax pressures as incomes fall and suggests the government printing department could yield real savings through economies. The line hints at broader fiscal strain and potential efficiency gains without detailing specific actions or dates.
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Government Printing Department
Prohibition debate at New York dry banquet features Nixon and others
Harvard economist Thomas Carver Nixon denounces wet statistics as unreliable while Rev. Dr. S Parkes Cadman Mrs F Louis Slade and Dr John Lovejoy Eliott discuss prohibition effects on the poor and middle classes. Red Cross aid for Miles Elson and farm board flour and cloth distribution follow a fatal oil truck crash near Webber in Smith County.
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New York
Thomas Carver Nixon
Harvard
Carver
S.parkes Cadman
F. Louis Slade
League of Woman
John Lovejoy Eliott
Hudson Guild
Slade
Elliott
Lower West Side
Miles Elson
The
Red Cross
Farm’ Board
Smith Countyioneer
Repeal Debate Echoes From Kansas Editorial
In Topeka Capital, a broader editorial laments liquor’s ruinous effect on business and family life. It recalls pre Volstead days when printers and shops suffered drunkenness, DTs, and shame, urging caution about relying on repeal without considering economic and moral costs.
Bank receiver named for Republic bank closure
George D. Royer of Hutchinson has been appointed receivership for Citizens State Bank of Republic by State Bank Commissioner Koeneke. Royer, long in the banking department, represents the appointment made last Friday with broad approval. The Telescope notes the bank’s closure and Royer’s familiar role in local banking. It also reports on the Republic county slate lake dam nearing completion and plans to rent blinds for duck season to fund park upkeep. The Belleville Telescope adds that over 600 sacks of flour were received to aid Smith county's needy.
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Koeneke
George D. Royer
Hutchison
Citizens State Bank of Republic
Royer
Republic City News
The
Telescope
Kansas
Belleville
Republic County
Courtland
Slate Lake
Fish-And-Game Department
Smith County
Kansas columnists satire and small town quips mix
A collage of humorous notes from readers and local scribes across Kansas. Snippets poke at politics, weather, love, and everyday misadventures with aimless wit and rural character, revealing the era’s small town sensibilities and social quirks.
Local notes on farm management and community visits
Mrs. Gustava Ostberg plans to take over farm management next year. Visitors Chan Cullers William Wilson Vernon Holmes and Dave Corby were at the town on fur lough from Camp Funston. Esther Isaacson returned from Lincoln Nebraska after winter study at Nebraska Wesleyan University. May Mead acquires the barber shop and jewelry building. A B Kimball reports two Kansans near Arlington Reno county plowed 24 acres in one day. Cullers son of Wentworth Kemper training receives corporal promotion. Mr and Mrs M G Loofbourrow and daughter Marjorie visited Manhattan then Lincoln Nebraska. A runaway wagon team damaged property and injured a horse. J J Smith family returned from Kansas City Excelsior Springs. corn in Missouri claimed poorer than Republic county. Hobart West passed navy physical in Kansas City and heads to Great Lakes. A two mile north bank caused a two car collision near the school. both drivers unable to see each other and cars damaged.
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Gustava Ostberg
Chan Cullers
William Wilson
Vernon Holmes
Dave Corby
Camp Funston
Esther Isaacson
Lincoln
Nebr
Nebraska Wesleyan University
May Mead
A. B. Kimball
Journal
Kansas
Reno County
Arlington
Wentworth
Kemper
M. G. Loofbourrow
Marjorie
Manhattan
George Walter
Scandia
J. J. Smith
Kansas City
Excelsior Springs
Navy
Great Lakes
Naval
Chicago
P. Kallman
Overland
Frank Goodwin
Ford
Kallman
Goodwip
Time Table Peewee Teen No 84 Passenger Schedule
A damaged timetable item shows East Bound Departing Times around 10:85 a m and 9 57 p m, with North and South Bound passenger and local freight departures listed. Includes No 88 and Nos 641 691 references and scattered station notes.
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Eure
Ae Oan
Sea Eapeeaee
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